Heroes Day Commemoration

World Youth Day

Solidarity with the Oppressed Students in Zimbabwe

Stop and Condemn Apartheid, Xenophobic on Zimbabweans in South Africa

(meet Zimbabwe House march to South Africa House)

Friday 10 August 2007

1- 3pm

nearest train station Charing Cross

 

Free-Zim Youth Movement and National Union of Students UK (NUS –UK) are to jointly have a solidarity protest for the Students and Youth in Zimbabwe commemoration of World Youth Day(12 Aug). The Protest which will be lead by the Women Wings is aimed at acknowledging the need for the girl child to rise up and demand social justice, and voices from the powers that be…...in respect of WOZA who have showed a practical example of bravery. Forward Feminism....

 

The Youth will also take the opportunity to condemn elements of Apartheid, Xenophobic being perpetuated in South Africa on Zimbabweans.

 

10^{th of August will be the first opening day of the Regional meeting SADC which is set to update of the transitional way forward in the question. The Youth who have also launched a development, economic recovery plan which is aimed at pushing for a policy which creates skills, gap filling sighting the brain drain experienced for the past 8 years under the Harare establishment(which is enshired in the Zimbabwe Youth Charter).A need for a strong solidarity event,and assistance for the evicted students and the whole Youth movement is vital.}

^{You can jail,kill a revolutionary but you cannot jail,kill a revolution}

^{Power To the People}

 

 

More info: Free-Zim Youth Movement

 

Yeukai Taruvinga 07940437496

 

Marceline Mutikori 07769850058

 

National Unions Of Students(NUS-UK)

 

Women Officer : Kat Stark 07875465586

 

NUS National President : Gemma Tumelty 08712218221

 

Please find attached statements